Trump’s candidate for higher military post supports Ukraine

General Dan Kane, who was appointed for the chairman of the United States Chiefs of Staff, supported the provision of military assistance to Ukraine. This was announced on Tuesday, April 1, the General said at a hearing at the US Armed Forces Committee, written by Bloomberg.

Kane emphasized that Putin would not stop, so America should provide assistance to Ukraine in Europe.

“Putin will continue the war during the 2025, despite the major losses from the hate,” the general said.

He noted that Putin “remains a honest achievement of his goals in Ukraine, including the achievement territory and forced neutral status of Ukraine.”

“The United States should provide military assistance to Ukraine. Moreover, America should focus on what only the unique opportunities the United States can provide, while Europe should increase the share of support,” the military said.

Dan Kane born in 1968 was a retired American general, who held the deputy director’s position for military issues by the US Central Intelligence Administration from 2021 to 2024.

Dan Kane, in the specialty-the F-16 fighter pilot, had appropriate battle awards and went through the entire career path to the US Air Force, as he received the title of the General. In 2018-2019, he was the deputy commander of the operation “ongoing determination” (surgery against ISIS terrorists). From 2019 to 2022, he led a number of programs in the Deputy Minister of Defense on Procurement and Provision office.

Remember, US president Donald Trump in February fired the head of the United Committee of the Chiefs of the US headquarters Charles Brown.

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